Social gatherings and campus notices described in a Cheyenne paper
A series of social events includes a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Gill with guests and prize scores by Mrs. G. E. Abbott and Mrs. McKenney. Other parties feature Miss Melissa Brooks visiting from Casper, Miss Lena Brooks arriving for university study, an Atlas party for Miss Dora Wright, and notice of Miss Bertha Day’s new superintendent position in Hoquiam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Gil
Bridge
Melissa Brooks
Casper
Evelyn Jensen
Mellasa Brooks
Geraldine Murray
Gertrude
Letitia Thompson
Barbara Bon
Marjorie Stuart
Louise Stimson
Masters le Roy Snow
Norton Lee
James Hart
Fred Marble
Virling Hart
Forrest Keppler
Jack Bristol
Eldon de Bolt
Ruth Jensen
Lena Brooks
Miss Jensen
Lena
Laramie
University
Bertha Day
Hoquiam
Wash
Cheyenne to Welcome Metropolitan Opera Company
Mrs J L Rockwell plans a major Cheyenne cultural event bringing Chicago and Philadelphia branch of the Metropolitan Opera company to Capitol Avenue theatre on Oct 19 for Wolff Ferrari comic opera The Secret of Suzanne with the full company stage and orchestra. A concert precedes the show with audience requests listed by Mrs Rockwell.
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J. L. Rockwell
Saturday Musical Club
Cheyenne
Chicago
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Capitol Avenue Theater
Wolff-Ferrari
Suzanne
Chicago Opera House
Metropolitan Opera Plans Cheyenne Season Venture
An early plan by the Metropolitan Opera to bring its company to Cheyenne each year signals a bold cultural venture. The proposal aims to expand touring reach and introduce high standard opera to new audiences.
Cavalry Socials At Fort Russell Reported
The Ninth Cavalry enjoyed a bi monthly hop at the post gymnasium with large attendance and fine music and floor. Supper and refreshments supplied. Cavalry Card Club to meet Monday evening at the Cavalry club.
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Ninth Cavalry
Cavalry Card Club
Cavalry Club
Visiting notables plan travels and departures
Judge and Mrs J A Riner Mind Rosalie Stone and Jittle Gertrude Gleason leave for Denver for a few days. Maurine Carley will depart for Colorado College. Mrs Wheeden returns to Morgan Utah. Marjorie Johnston heads to Boston to enter the New England Conservatory of Music. Stockwell family to Chicago for a year. Britton couple rejoice over a baby boy. Harold Vaughn visiting Boulder while Stimson and Barner guests in town. Mrs Robinson recovering from Denver operation. Mrs Roscoe of Palestine as guest of Nora Stine. Elizabeth Hasson visiting Mrs Fahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Riner
Rosalie Stone
Jittle
Gertrude Gleason
Denver
Marjorie Johnston
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Local Social News From South Cheyenne and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Sylvester F Payne visited Rock Springs to see relatives and plan to return next Wednesday. James Morford and Vera Williams wed last Thursday morning with Rev Leon Hille officiating. Mrs Morford joins the groom on a honeymoon trip via Unison Pacific through Colorado. Morford has served with Union Pacific. Morford and Williams are noted for good character. James Morley plans a cozy cottage on 7th and Central. Thomas Blackburn departs for Arizona for health and business. James Sullivan buys 900 Carey avenue residence and will remodel this fall. Lawrence Jengen works at D J O Connell south side store.
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Sylvester F. Payne
Rock Springs
Mr. Payne
Lester Rawlins
James Morford
Vera Williams
Putman
Illinois
Leon Hille
Presbyterian Church
W. N. Morford
Pacific
Colorado
Morford
Union Pacific Railroad Company
James Sullivan
Carey Avenue
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain Promoted For Summer Bowel Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain to prevent constipation and diarrhea in hot weather. It claims gentle relief without griping, suitable for women and children, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W F Caldwell at 406 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Alze Costa
Congregational Sunday School Picnic Draws South Side Crowd
Absent from duty on account of an operation, a returning patient is reported much improved by his attending physician. The Congregational Sunday School held a City Park picnic from 2 20 to 5 00 pm with strong south side representation and children enjoying the day. Mr and Mrs Ragan welcomed a baby boy at their home recently. Carl Buechner of Wheatland visits his father A L Osborn of Augusta Illinois, with wife and son, en route to California by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Monfort
Bonnie Jack
Meda Carley
Kathryn Walsh
Kathryn Lyons
Babbette Wasserman
Marian Stubbs
Margaret Walsh
Aileen Guy
Vera Kerrigan
Marie Klett
Esther Hackman
Kathryn Kuntz
Will “O' Boyle
John Murray
Francis O'Neil
William Brennan
Donald Forsyth
Woodie Warren
Walter Davis
al Lessie
John Martin
Fred Bond
Ahs
The
Congregational Sunday School
Mrs. Ragan
A. L. Osborn
Augusta
Ill
California
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Mr and Mrs W B Janda thank friends and neighbors and the Tagles Lodge for kindness in their sorrow and for the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagles’ Lodge
Janda
Rob inson serves hot milk chocolate and butter wafers daily
Daily offering at the Rob inson runs from six to eleven p.m. with hot milk chocolate and butter wafers available. The notice highlights a simple indulgence in a cozy setting. No further events or names are provided.
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The
Robinson
Sunday School Tale Ends With Witty Answer
A Sunday school teacher recounts Peter and John escaping from prison with an angel guiding them past guards. In the moment of recall the class is asked what happens when officers come in the morning and the prisoners are to be taken to the high priest. A child responds with the clever answer stung.
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Peter and
John
Featherstone’s Poultry Loss Sparks Cash Wagers
In the humor of the kitchen table, townsfolk joke that Featherstone has squandered his funds on poultry farming. They say he risked it all, playing ducks and drakes with his money as a running gag.
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Featherstone
Rockwell Announces Opening of Her Classes
Rockwell announces the opening of her classes for the son of 102-13. Courses include the following offerings and schedule details.
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Tio Shasson
Raising Corn and Alfalfa by Dr J H Worst
Dr J H Worst argues for diverse cropping on North Dakota farms. He promotes devoting portions of land to corn and alfalfa to reduce spring tillage needs, conserve moisture, lower soil temperatures, and support livestock as income insurance. He contends live stock is essential to a farmer’s viability and fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Tve
Freckles Cured With Ethrine-Dou ble Strength Remedy
Readers are urged to remove September freckles now using Ethine double strength cream. The medicine, claimed to be discovered by a leading skin specialist, is sold by top Cheyenne druggists with a money back guarantee. One ounce promises quick results and even fading of small freckles after a single night.
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Cheyenne
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Ranother Cohan
Harris
Clara D. Gilbert
Bridge Party
Young Peoples Party
Dora Wright
J. D. Wright
C. O. Wheedon
Morgan
Utah
Wright
Miss Day
Mies Sparling
Grand Opera
Excelsior Frozen Dainties
Ist
Cheyenne Creamery Company
18Th and Thames Sts
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cnccons
Fort Russell
Ming Maurine Carley
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Montgomery Hall
O. Wheeden
J.D. Wright
Stephen
Stockwell
Chicago University
L. Britton
Harold Vaughn Sp
Stanley
Boulder
J. E. Stimson
S. A. Barner
Luella
Los Angeles
C. H. P. Robinson
John Roscoe
Palestine, Texas
Nora Stine
Elizabeth Hasson
Thomas P. Fahey
News of
South Cheyenne
P. McLaughlin
South Central Avenue
James Morley
7Th and Central Street
Thomas Blackburn
Arizona
Lawrence Jengen
D. J. O'Connell
South Side
Carl Buechner
Wheatland
Biblical
Shuk Fur Co
James
Wvis
Rockwell
Ing
Pace
Keister
Berna J. Morris
Torrey’s Millinery
Torrey
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Capitol Avenue
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